Bidirectional thrust ball bearings

Bidirectional thrust ball bearings can withstand axial loads in both directions, but not radial loads. Bidirectional thrust ball bearings can do two directions of axial orientation. Bidirectional thru

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Angular contact thrust ball bearings

Angular contact thrust ball bearings are mainly subjected to axial loads, but can also withstand small amounts of radial loads. Compared with thrust ball bearings of the same size, the permissible lim

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Thrust needle roller bearings.

The performance of thrust needle roller bearings is similar to that of thrust cylindrical roller bearings. However, the axial dimensions are smaller than those of the axial cylindrical roller bearings

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Spherical roller thrust bearings

Thrust roller bearings have spherical inner and outer raceways and spherical rolling elements. It is therefore self-aligning and the bearing allows angular errors of 2° to 3°. It has a high radial loa

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Thrust tapered roller bearings.

Thrust tapered roller bearings inner and outer raceways are tapered, rolling body is also tapered roller, the extension of its three intersect at the same point of the bearing line of the bearing. The

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Thrust cylindrical roller bearings

Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are categorized into single row cylindrical roller bearings and double row cylindrical roller bearings according to the number of columns of bearing rollers. Single

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Unidirectional thrust ball bearings

Unidirectional thrust ball bearings can withstand axial loads in one direction, but not radial loads. Unidirectional thrust ball bearing can do single direction axial orientation. Unidirectional thrus

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